The demands of managing a not-for-profit organization can be challenging. There is a need to balance the passion of accomplishing the organization’s mission and the practical requirements to ensure funding exists to fuel operations. These priorities exist against the backdrop of employee recruiting, engagement and benefits administration. To attract and retain employees (a challenge for many), several Atlanta nonprofits offer 403(b) plans as a benefit. These plans are an essential tool to help with retirement savings and require careful administration. In fact, for plans of a certain size, an annual audit is required to review plan operations and ensure compliance. While most organizations do their best to follow the rules, sometimes issues arise that are uncovered during the audit process. To help clients, prospects, and others, Wilson Lewis has provided a list of the top errors found by the IRS below.
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Mistakes in the administration of a 403(b), 401(k), or other benefit plans are not uncommon. That’s why the IRS has developed various processes and programs to allow issues to be resolved. However, it’s essential to understand the rules for plan operation and ensure compliance with them. If you have questions about your 403(b) plan’s administration or need assistance with your 403(b) audit, Wilson Lewis can help! For additional information call us at 770-476-1004, or click here to contact us. We look forward to speaking with you soon.
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